St. Anne's Church Eisleben

The former hermit monastery is the highest church in Eisleben.
From here you have a beautiful panoramic view of the Luther city.
The church can be visited.

The church was built between 1514 and 1516 for the miners at the behest of Count Albrecht VII.Late Gothic and Renaissance furnishings including a stone picture Bible decorate the church. A late Gothic carved altar with a triumphal cross from 1510/15 mounted above it and the coffered ceiling are other special features of the interior.

St. Annen is the old miners' church in the new town of Eisleben. Shortly after its foundation in 1513, the Annenkirche became the first Protestant parish church in the Mansfeld region.
The coffered ceiling from the Renaissance period (1608) bears the image of the triune God with the Holy Spirit as a dove in the large central field. The twelve fields surrounding the image were repainted in 1852. The four evangelists are depicted at the four corners. The fields between the evangelists are decorated with eight pictures of the apostles, including Paul.
Unique in Central Germany is the sandstone parapet of the choir stalls, decorated with reliefs, the so-called stone picture Bible, which was created in 1585 by the sculptor Hans Thon Uttendrup from Münster on behalf of Countess Margareta von Mansfeld-Hinterort. It consists of three blocks with five fields each, three blocks with four fields each and one block with two fields. Of these 29 relief fields, 23 show motifs from the Old Testament.
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